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Hurricane Dorian black marble example
Disasters

New Black Marble Product Allows for Quicker Detection of Power Outages in the Wake of Disasters

By
Gabriella Lewis, NASA Disasters
Illustration of the TROPICS satellite constellation.
Disasters

Small Satellites to Study Big Storms – NASA Prepares for the TROPICS Mission

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Disasters

Frank Monaldo: Making the MOST of Technology to Detect Oil Spills

By
Gabriella Lewis, NASA Disasters
Astronauts onboard the ISS capture an image of Hurricane Dorian moving over the Caribbean on Sep. 1, 2019. Imagery from the ISS can provide decision makers with near real time data to support disaster response and recovery. Credit: NASA, ISS
Disasters

How Astronauts Use Photography to Help People on Earth

By
Gabriella Lewis, NASA Disasters
Disasters

Disasters Team Highlights NASA Resources at International Emergency Managers Conference

By
Timothy "Seph" Allen, NASA Disasters

NASA Disasters Program Overview One Pager

Topic
Disasters
Resource Type
Print Materials
NASADisasters-OnePager-v3_2023.pdf
Disasters

Detecting Oil Thickness to Aid Oil Spill Response

By
Gabriella Lewis, NASA Disasters
GOES West satellite image of the Jan. 15, 2022, Tonga eruption.
Disasters

Tonga Eruption Sent Ripples Through Earth’s Ionosphere

By
Jacob Reed, NASA Disasters
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Tornado banner GOES-R
Disasters

Earth Observations SMASH Limits in Understanding Severe Storms

By
Sierra Steele, NASA Disasters Science Writer Intern
Photo of humanitarian workers providing aid to residents of a flooded village in Pakistan.
Disasters

NASA Partnership Launches Groundbreaking New Global Flood Early Warning Technology

By
Jacob Reed with contributions by Christian Thomas, NASA Disasters
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